NHS England Workforce, Training and Education

In this podcast Kerri Eilertsen-Feeney, Workforce, Training and Education Lead Midwife for NHS England and Jonathan Corner, Post Graduate Dean for the Midlands and Liaison Postgraduate Dean for Obstetrics, discuss the upcoming Improving the Interprofessional Experience in maternity and neonatal services conference.

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The Rhythm Check podcast offers practical advice for trainee doctors and dentists to support their personal and professional wellbeing.

Hosted by trainees and for trainees, each episode will look at one of the ‘pillars of lifestyle medicine’.

Hosts Flo and Katie are joined by Sej Modasia, an anaesthetics trainee in the east of England.

Sleep improves mood, concentration and overall health.

While doctors advise patients how to prioritise their sleep to benefit their long-term health, many find it hard to take their own advice.

This episode discusses three common challenges that trainees face when it comes to sleep.

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In this episode of the NHSE South West Advancing Practice podcast series, we are revisiting the Allied Health Professional in advanced practice conversation with two of our associate workforce leads.

We talk through the insights and learning from their work into emerging areas of advanced practice and hear about the resources that have been developed to help take these conversations forward.

Host: Rachael Brandreth, (NHS England WT&E, Advanced Practice Education & Training Development Lead)

Guests: Jennifer Lloyd & Luke Cunningham, (NHS England WT&E, Advanced Practice Workforce Transformation Associates)

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A podcast on dyslexia in surgeons, the challenges they face and how they can be supported.

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A podcast for healthcare educators on the experiences of neurodivergent learners and how they can be supported.

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In this podcast episode, we talk to the Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust to explore the challenges and benefits of advanced practice in mental health.

They share their journey of implementing advanced practice within the Trust, taking us through their strategic planning for the training and supervision. They discuss the importance of multi-professional advanced practice which will improve patient care and encourage a holistic approach.

Host: Fiona Ramsay, Advancing Practice Supervision and Assessment Lead for Mental Health, Learning Disability and Autism, NHS England, South West Faculty for Advancing Practice 

Guests: Jodie Ley, Advanced Clinical Practitioner/ Consultant Nurse and Advanced Practice Lead for Mental Health, Cornwall Foundation Partnership Trust.

William Lee, Consultant Liaison Psychiatrist, Royal Cornwall Hospital

Lucy Bentley, Trainee Advanced Practitioner in the Psychiatric Liaison Team, Royal Cornwall Hospital

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This episode of the South West Advancing Practice podcast series explores the role of Advanced Practice within the field of Musculoskeletal (MSK) health.

We review the impact of MSK conditions on population health and the potential scope of multi-professional MSK Advanced Practice across healthcare settings. We also discuss the upcoming MSK Advanced Practice Credential and the role this will have in developing the future MSK workforce across the four pillars of Advanced Practice.

Host: Simon Ingram, Advancing Practice Supervision and Assessment Lead for Physiotherapy and MSK, NHS England, South West Faculty for Advancing Practice 

Guests: Susie Durrell, Consultant Physiotherapist, Gloucestershire Advanced Practice ICB Lead, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Nick Sullivan, Regional Faculty Lead for Advancing Practice - NHS England, London Faculty for Advancing Practice.

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Primary Care education and training in Kent, Surrey and Sussex, with Dr Tariq Hussain (Patch Associate GP Dean for North and West Kent). In this episode, we talk to Dr Liz Norris, Head of GP School for Kent, Surrey and Sussex on a wider variety of topics, particularly GP trainees.

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Trainee and Educator perspectives on working in the NHS as an IMG.

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In this episode of our advanced practice podcast series we explore the development of advanced practice in complex nutrition support. We talk to a trainee advanced practitioner and service manager about the benefits and challenges of setting up the roles and implementation in practice.

Host: Rachael Brandreth, (NHS England WTE, Advancing Practice Supervision and Assessment Lead for Speech and Language Therapy, Dietetics, Podiatry, Occupational Therapy.

Guests: Raphaella Rookes, Head of Nutrition and Dietetics, Yeovil District Hospital

Sarah Brownlie, Trainee Advanced Clinical Practitioner, Nutrition and Vascular Access Nurse Specialist, Yeovil District Hospital

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